TABLE OF CONTENTS / CONTENTS
ROLF H. BREMMER JR.
Language contact in medieval Frisia: Middle Low German spelling interferences in Old East Frisian manuscripts (pp. 1-18)
VALERIA DI CLEMENTE
Dit siin .24. tekene der doot die Ypocras met hem dede grauen and the reception of the Eburnean capsule in Middle Dutch (pp. 19-43)
DANIELA FRUSCIONE
The Kentish-Frisian legal vocabulary (pp. 45-65)
CONCETTA GILIBERTO
Kidnapping the Frisian (pp. 67-78)
PATRICIAN LENDINARA
Old English lida and the sailors of the North Sea (pp. 79-107)
ANDREA MAINI
The relationship between early Old Nordic *bākn ‘fire beacon’, pre-Old Frisian *bākən ‘id.’ and Germanic *baugō-., *baukkaz ‘ring’ (pp. 109-133)
CHIARA SEMPLICINI
Reassessing morphological restructuring over time: The case of Dutch (pp. 135-158)
ROSELLA TINABURRI
Pronoun inflection in the North Sea Germanic languages: The dative-accusative levelling in the first and second person singular (pp. 159-178)
MICHIEL DE VAAN
Frisian substrate versus internal change in Western Dutch (pp. 179-200)
ARJEN VERSLOOT
Mith frethe to wasane ‘to be in peace’: Remnants of the instrumental case in thirteenth and fourteenth century Old Frisian (pp. 201-230)
LETIZIA VEZZOSI
Magic involvement: The codification of possession in Middle Dutch healing recipes and charms (pp. 231-255)
LIST OF AUTHORS / LIST OF AUTHORS (pp. 257-259)
PREVIOUS VOLUMES / PREVIOUS VOLUMES (pp. 261-262)